Find out more on the 2023 growth and outlook of the sustainable bond market in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs).

New study conducted by OECD with the support of Amundi reveals what matters more for the population in the fight for equal opportunity.

This fifth edition of the ‘Emerging Market Green Bonds Report’ reviews key green, social, sustainability, and sustainability-linked (GSSS) bond market...

The research team at Amundi highlights that social inequality plays a critical part in determining an inclusive pathway towards decarbonisation.

This third article in our series entitled «Stakeholders in the just transition» highlights the need for financial institutions to integrate the concerns...

The Covid-19 crisis has put global socio-economic inequalities in the spotlight and made them more concrete than ever before. It has also clearly shown...

No one is disputing that Piketty’s books are ground-breaking, that his research and his team’s research are fundamental, or that their databases and reports...

With the misdeeds of globalisation, the rise in inequalities and the resulting perception of injustice have been subjects that have fuelled many debates...

The notion of “Just Transition” stems from the belief that a transition to a cleaner, more sustainable economy must be conducted in a way that is fair...

Amundi’s Quantitative Research team has been studying the evolution of ESG investing across asset classes and geographies for the past several years.

This research is an update of the study that we published last year (Bennani et al., 2018) and that explored the impact of ESG investing

The concept of living wage goes back to the early twentieth century, with the creation of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in 1919.